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Nightlife? What nightlife!? :) Valletta
5 Reviews For clubbing and nightlife, everybody in Malta go to Paceville area. This is place out of Valletta, near St Julians which you can reach wheather by car or by a regular bus. It is like a nightlife zone...
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The Pub Valletta
3 Reviews Having seen that the info and tips already contained here are now quite outdated, please note that The Pub changed hands 3-4 years ago and is run by an English / Maltese couple and is now open much...
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Footloose Valletta
1 Review Without a doubt the place to be for fun, fun, and more fun! The latest, funkiest music played for you by our resident deejays, the no1 local and international crowd having the time of their life at...
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Maestro e´ Fresco Valletta
2 Reviews This place is situated just in the beginning of Valletta (coming in from King's gate) The place is ideal for the Winter as it is small and cosy. Once can eat and drink here. They serve dips and other...
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Tico Tico Bar Valletta
1 Review Tico Tico is a cosy little typical local Maltese bar that only serves bottled beer, though you can never go wrong with a nice cool bottle of Cisk anyway. It is also pretty much the only bar in town...
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Police Station Valletta
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Bugibba has a nice meeting place in the center of the city.Old people sitting, looking around, talking, enjoying.Young people walking, go disco's (two), make fun, looking old people....Tourists, excited about many things, talking with many locals (english).....very friendly!
Malta although being so small, has become one of the leading partying spots in the med! There's always some huge pumpin party happening, and top international dj's attend these parties, to name a few: Carl Cox, Roger Sanchez, Tiesto, Sven Vath, Erick Morillo etc etc etc... All accompanied with state of the art sound, lighting, laser shows and of course sexy pole dancers for the guys :PFeel free to contact me for the latest partying info! Dress to impress
Bocci is a slant on the game of Boules and it seems that every Maltese town or village has its Bocci club (see sports tips). It was nice to sit at the Bugibba Bocci Club for a while and watch the game taking place. Casual (as a spectator).
There are pubs & bars all over Malta. They're not identical to British pubs, but come pretty close with the addition of (usually) having waiter service as well as counter service. The biggest concentration of pubs is in St. Julians (especially Paceville) and Bugibba/Qawra. We visited a few of the ones in this latter area. Casual
Something of a Maltese speciality maybe - I've never seen these types of bars anywhere else - are Kisoks along the beach front. They serve everything from coffee to beer & spirits and a variety of hot and cold foods. Usually run by a family and staying open until the last customer has gone home.We visited several of the Kisk bars along the front at Qawra/Bugibba. Anything from beachwear upwards. One night we saw a girl there in a full evening gown - a little overdressed we thought.
Sliema is a popular residential area for the locals and its hotels attract families and older folk. 'Nightlife' is a stroll along the seafront and a drink in a seaside kiosk. If you want clubbing and late nights, head further up the coast to Paceville.
A town FULL of bars, pubs, discos, clubs, salsa bars, you name it, it's there! Most places remain open till the early hours of the morning. Alcohol is relatively cheap compared to other European countries, and most places are not strict with age. Everywhere is free to enter, except for some specific places, like a disco called 'Axis', you will have to pay a small fee at the door of about Lm2.00.Some of the best places to visit are: Fuego (Salsa/Latino), Barfunk (House/Trance), Axis (Commercial - House), Sabor (Commercial - Latino), The Alley (Rock), Havana (R&B, Hip-hop), Best in Town (Karaoke)... those are just to mention a few.....Just walk around and you'll definately find a club that suits your tastes!! If not, just move on :) Casual/Clubbing gear I guess!
Paceville, just a stone’s throw away from St Julian’s, is the place to be if you love partying the night away. Malta is quite hit and miss when it comes to pub opening hours – actually more miss than hit – so if you can’t live without your few bevvies a night, then make sure you stay in this area. The bars and night clubs often open until 07:00 in the morning, so no need to rush to down your last few pints as you’ve got all the time you need here.
DAVID BECKHAM The excellent travel.telegraph.co.uk has an article by David Sandhu from which I quote: "Compared to, say, Sardinia or Corsica, there isn't much glamour in Malta: it's cheap, mass market....even in the relatively upmarket resorts such as St Julians, the beaches are unimpressive, the luxury hotels rather impersonal. "You certainly wouldn't go for the nightlife - Valletta shuts down after dark and Paceville (patchy-ville)...lives up to its pronunciation. It's little wonder that the local press is feverishly speculating about whether David Beckham is about to follow his fellow Manchester United team mate, Pil Neville, in buying one of the new luxury penthouses at Portomaso, near St Julians...."
Nightlife is not tough to find here. Just go to the St. Julian section of Valletta and you´ll find a buch of bars and clubs. The bars and clubs closer towards the beach are less formal, i.e. you can dance at an outside club or have a beer along the street. As you go more into town, the venues are generally typical night clubs, which means long pants and dress shoes are the rule. In other words, even though your travelling to a summer island, always pack dress clothes. dress pants and nice shirt and shoes at discos
Hotel Phoenicia Malta Valletta
6 Reviews and 726 Opinions We stayed at the Phoenicia for 7 nights and I was happy we did. It is ideally located just outside...
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Kempinski San Lawrenz Resort & Spa Gozo
2 Reviews and 264 Opinions Good room, huge bed. Booked direct with hotel and beat best Internet prices! Am writing this from my...
The Xara Palace Mdina
5 Reviews and 81 Opinions I did not stay in this hotel, but I passed by it, when walking through the old town of Mdina. b.t.w....
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